Drogs agree to rename stadium
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Drogheda United have confirmed a major sponsorship deal with Hunky Dorys, which sees the successful company take over naming rights of United Park.
The deal will last for two years and should provide The Boynesiders with a welcome financial boost, whilst also strengthening their ties with a recognisable brand.
Alan Mathews' team will also have the Hunky Dorys logo on their jerseys throughout the 2010 campaign.
"It gives me enormous pleasure to be associated with Drogheda United," said Ray Coyle, founder and CEO of Largo Foods.
"Since Hunky Dorys became jersey sponsor in 2008, I have been struck by the level of commitment, passion and enthusiasm of those running the club.
"If there's one thing that Hunky Dorys and Drogheda United have in common, it's that both have an appetite for success."
The deal will last for two years and should provide The Boynesiders with a welcome financial boost, whilst also strengthening their ties with a recognisable brand.
Alan Mathews' team will also have the Hunky Dorys logo on their jerseys throughout the 2010 campaign.
"It gives me enormous pleasure to be associated with Drogheda United," said Ray Coyle, founder and CEO of Largo Foods.
"Since Hunky Dorys became jersey sponsor in 2008, I have been struck by the level of commitment, passion and enthusiasm of those running the club.
"If there's one thing that Hunky Dorys and Drogheda United have in common, it's that both have an appetite for success."
